I think this misses the point. `times` is "better" than `for` because it's declarative, reads like English, etc. Which of course are opinions, but the implementation details (messaging passing or not) are irrelevant.
Example: Swift and Kotlin can do `Int#times` and don't need message passing to get it done.
I thought HN would find this amusing. I went to sign in to Airbnb and faced the hardest security captcha test in my life. After 10 minutes and failing twice, I finally succeeded, only to be met with an error message saying I couldn't sign in anyway. Depression ensued.
Some small feedback if I may: Could you separate the link and the text on the main page? My first thought was: "This isn't text. I can't highlight or copy anything. It's actually the opposite of what the title says." But everything was as advertised when viewing an actual coin.
Example: Swift and Kotlin can do `Int#times` and don't need message passing to get it done.